Never add new tasks in front of the queue, add them to the bottom. Complete what you are doing first.
Busy Work
Prioritize and only do what matters. Avoid busy work and going in all directions. Say no to stuff that won’t move the needle.
Funding a Start-up, How to Tap an IRA or 401(k)
A Wall Street Journal Article-- There are ways to use IRA and 401(k) funds to finance your start-up business. But it isn’t simply a choice of writing ...
Email Marketing Basics for Small Business
By Ijeoma S. Nwatu-- Email marketing is just one of many ways to engage customers and ultimately lead them to purchase a product or service. Buildi ...
How to Pick a Credit Card for Your Business
A Wall Street Journal Article-- Credit-card issuers and banks have been expanding their offerings for small businesses. It is often much easier and f ...
How to Start a Business with a Partner
A Wall Street Journal Article-- Business partners often start businesses together with little planning and few ground rules. Sooner or later, they di ...
Association Networking
Networking is something that we all have to do to get business. I am sure you all know that there is an Association for everything. Many of these asso ...
How to Find a Business Owner Who Wants to Sell
A Wall Street Journal Article Buying an existing business from an owner looking to retire or otherwise cash out is an attractive way to become an ent ...
26 INEXPENSIVE CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY IDEAS
by SARA SUGAR We have a few inexpensive customer appreciation tricks up our sleeve that can assist you in making your loyal (and soon-to-be loyal) cu ...
This is Why Every Entrepreneur Needs to Go on an Annual Retreat
A Small Biz Viewpoints Article When you run a successful company, it may seem counter-intuitive to think about leaving for a few days. However, takin ...
